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I've had over 1 million impressions on my tweets this week alone. I've got emails from journalists asking for my opinion on various autism related issues, and countless messages from parents and professionals saying our tweets are helping them, i joined twitter at a time my…

Give him 48 hours and I think Pablo will be strutting around again with a new lease of life. Just an older street dog in Thailand but a creature who is full of hope for the rest of his life again instead of withering away in misery. Well done Pablo 🥰 (7/7)

Pablo wouldn’t have survived much longer and he was in agony and very grumpy dragging that around in the heat. We clearly have to work on his weight next as I think everyone was feeding him out of pity. That can wait a couple of days as well spoil him for now (6/7)

I will say the hardest thing for us was getting him moved around 😅. There’s also a heatwave here at the moment which is insane so we have 4-5 fans on him at all times. He’s out of it still but doing well (5/7)

But the good news is Pablo made it through the operation. It’s taken a lot out of him and he’ll need some time to recover in full but the vets couldn’t be happier (4/7)

We found a vet willing to take it on. It was a three hour procedure and he was going to have to lose his tail for the greater good. There’s always a risk with operations so we’d prepared his people and ourselves for the worst (3/7)

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Pablo is a semi owned street dog. He’s close to 100 lbs and has been carrying this huge mass around for a year. We were all very nervous for him heading off to surgery but also hopeful we could change his life (2/7)

This is Pablo. He came in this week with a huge growth on his tail. He’s been in a world of pain but today was the big day. We managed to get him booked in for an operation. It was risky because he is an older boy and very overweight but it was a success (1/7) 🧵

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No, Mr. Netanyahu. It is not antisemitic or pro-Hamas to point out that in a little over six months your extremist government has killed 34,000 Palestinians and wounded more than 77,000 – 70% of whom are women and children. You will not distract us from this immoral war.

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I've had lots of lovely messages this week. One that stood out is from a health care professional who said that she shares my twitter account with colleagues and its helping her and her patients, to think that our page is actually helping people and making a difference just by…

@traceylou11247 @RichardKSense @Telegraph I remember being told by a local councillor 10<12 years ago, whilst in discussions about care costs for a severely disabled young person in their care, my council was paying £1m+p/a for that care being provided 200+ miles away due to nothing available closer so can believe costs

Ryan's going out for a pub lunch with his daycentre today,I drop him off he kisses me goodbye like every day, I turn to go out the door and he proudly announces...dad I'm going to the pub, was a time he never spoke a single word,wouldn't leave his daycentre, and here he is saying…

The suitcase is made out of a cornflakes box, Billy is just one small street dog and the world has much bigger problems, but… Dozens of people came together to help him. Hopefully he gets his sight back and then a forever home is lined up. Not all is bad in the world (8/8)

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He’s boarded his pet taxi with his friends Mr Fox (traveling to USA) and Mario (broken leg going to same hospital). The 3 boys hoping for a better life. 3 street dogs all a little unsure of the big new world but I told them it would all be ok (7/8)

Not only was his surgery paid for but a lovely helper made Billy a suitcase for his trip with his essentials. Billy said he’s a little bit nervous going so far and for the operation later this week but he feels so much love and support. He can’t believe his luck (6/8)

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The great news is that Billy healed beautifully. His anxiety calmed right down. He made friends. He loves his life. It took a long time but he got back to normal. The only thing left to fix were his eyes. It would require $1000 surgery and a 800km trip. The incredible part was…

Billy was in hospital for 10 days… 🧠 He had brain swelling 🪱 Heart worms 👀 He was 80% blind from cataracts He came back to us just as frantic and nervous but with a chance at survival. (4/8)

Billy was hit so hard he had PTSD. He couldn’t calm down. He was frantic. He was also walking around “punch drunk” for days. I worried in first week if he’d ever make it tbh. We had to hold Billy for hours at a time to get him to calm down. So we sent him to hospital (3/8)

On the 8th of Feb this year I went to rescue Billy. He’d been hit so hard he had a swollen brain and he couldn’t see. He wouldn’t have made it but we got him just in time. The turnaround was about to start… (2/8)

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